IT Will Power Boom In Energy Managed Services
Published: 13 August 2010
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Executive Summary
The carbon management agenda is driving a new wave of entrants into the more established managed energy services market. Software suppliers, specialist consultants and technology services firms are all targeting the growing market of combined carbon and energy managed services. With such a high level of supplier activity, Verdantix expects entrants to build upon their backgrounds of business process outsourcing, energy and carbon management consulting, or energy and environmental engineering expertise. As the technology and software in this market becomes increasingly powerful, firms will need to be convinced by energy and carbon managed services before they commit. Specific issues include quantifying cost and time savings, the domain expertise of the suppliers, and the level of engineering support available for energy efficiency and carbon reduction projects.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I.T. WILL POWER CARBON AND ENERGY MANAGED SERVICES BOOM
Investment In Tech-Enabled Carbon Managed Services Will Boom
Growth In Customer Demand Requires More Strategic Value Add
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Accenture, AEA Technology, C3, CA Technologies, Capgemini, CarbonSystems, CH2M HILL, ClearCarbon, CSC, Dean Foods, Dow Chemical, EnerNOC, EnTech USB, Enviance, FedEx, FirstCarbon Solutions, General Motors, Hara, IBM, ICF International, IHS, Infosys, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, LDC, Logica, Matrix Control Solutions, Project Performance Corporation, Raytheon, SAP, Shaw Group, Siebel Systems, Sieben Energy Associates, Siemens, Sympliciti, URS Corporation, Verisae, Village Green Global, Wal-Mart, Wipro, WSP Environment & Energy